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<p class=MsoNormal style='text-align:justify'>Harry Doust has occupied the chair of &quot;Regional and
Petroleum Geology&quot; at th Vrije Universiteit for the last two years. His
interests lie strongly in the integration of data from different disciplines
and sources, and the development of regional understanding that can be born
from this. He sees himself therefore more as an integrator than as a specialist
researcher. <br> 
At the end of last year, Harry retired from Shell, after
more than 30 years of service in various parts of the World, including Europe, the
Middle East, Africa and the Far East. During this time he has studied the
geology of sedimentary basins world-wide. His experience has been greatest in
Europe, the Far East and Latin America, for which he spent several years
evaluating new opportunities for hydrocarbon exploration investment.The
material discussed in the presentation was prepared by Shell regional studies
staff working with Harry when he led the company global geological studies team
in the early to mid 1990's. During his last years with Shell, Harry's function
was global geological adviser.<br> 
Harry Doust holds a PhD degree in palaeontology from
Imperial College, University of London.</p>


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